Wanting Something You Can't Have By Dawson

This story is based on a girl trying to fill the empty spot in her heart.

Skye: I can’t wait for the nighter tonight!

Elizabeth: Yeah me too!

Skye: Do you have the 5 dollars

Elizabeth: Yup

Skye: Okay let’s go!!!!!!

(Skye and Elizabeth’s Grandpa Pulls up)

Bill: Are you girls ready?

Skye and Elizabeth: We were born ready.

Bill: Well okay then.

Skye thought to herself: Oh no what if he is there tonight, I can’t wait to see him, I wonder if he has a girlfriend?

Bill: Girls we are here.

Skye and Elizabeth: Okay, thanks see you at 10.Bye!

(Skye and Elizabeth walk excitedly to the front desk)

Secretary: What class? 5 dollars.

Skye: Miss Norton. And here’s the 5 dollars.

Secretary: Whoa, you haven’t missed any. Wait, you missed February.

Skye: I was sick.

Elizabeth: Skye, Skye, Skye!

Skye: Yes

Elizabeth: He’s cute. (Pointing at Sean.) 

(The song “Halo” by Beyoncé comes on.)

Skye:  Ask him to dance.

Elizabeth: I can’t.

Skye: You can, and you will. (Giving Elizabeth a push)

Elizabeth (to Sean): You wanna dance?

Sean: Yea sure, who’s your friend? (Pointing at Skye)

Elizabeth: That’s my cousin Skye.

Sean (calling to his friend): Hey, Dylan come here!

Dylan:  Yea what?

Sean (Pointing at Skye): That girl over there. She needs a dancing partner.

Dylan: Okay? Hey you wanna dance?

Skye: Sure. (Skye and Dylan walk over to where Elizabeth and Sean were). I love this song.

Dylan: Me too.

Announcer: That was the award dance, and the winners are Dylan and Skye!

Skye and Dylan: Yes! This is awesome! (They walk to get their $10 iTunes cards).

(Then before they knew it, the nighter was over. Little did Skye know, Dylan had been playing her the entire time. Dylan had a girlfriend, and now Skye was head-over-heels for him.)

The Cell Phone Game By Prachi

Wherever and wherever we go, we always carry a cell phone. Either if we are with our friends or out on a dinner or even at home on a couch, we always have our cells with us.

The time we spend with our family and with our friends is precious. We should spend our time with them wisely, but you are texting away when you are out with them. You are missing what is personal. You are not seeing their expressions or hearing their tone of voice.

So, I have created a game so we can enjoy every moment with the people we see but don't really see. The game is...

Whenever you are out with another or a group of people, put all of your cells in the middle of the table or somewhere. Don't pick up the phone if it rings or someone just texts you. Don't answer it. Whoever does should have to pay the restaurant bill.